HEALTH EFFECTS:
Silver is dangerous if it touches your eyes in the form of a liquid. If it touches your skin it can cause some skin irritation. If you touch it for a long time it can cause allergic dermatitis. If you are by high concentrations of vapors it can make you dizzy, breath difficultly and cause headaches. If it is highly concentrated it can make you drowsy, confused, unconscious, cause coma or even death.
Liquid or vapor can irritate your skin, your eyes, throat, or lungs.
Silver is moderately toxic. It can cause stomach discomfort, nausea, vomiting and diarrhea.
Some effects on laboratory animals:
- Kidney damage
- Eye damage
- Lung damage
- Liver damage
- Anemia
- Brain damage
Silver is very rare in the Earth's crust and it is also found in some parts of the ocean. it doesn't dissolve in water or air. It is not reactive with plain water or the air, but it corrodes with any sulfur compound.
Silver is dangerous if it touches your eyes in the form of a liquid. If it touches your skin it can cause some skin irritation. If you touch it for a long time it can cause allergic dermatitis. If you are by high concentrations of vapors it can make you dizzy, breath difficultly and cause headaches. If it is highly concentrated it can make you drowsy, confused, unconscious, cause coma or even death.
Liquid or vapor can irritate your skin, your eyes, throat, or lungs.
Silver is moderately toxic. It can cause stomach discomfort, nausea, vomiting and diarrhea.
Some effects on laboratory animals:
- Kidney damage
- Eye damage
- Lung damage
- Liver damage
- Anemia
- Brain damage
Silver is very rare in the Earth's crust
and it is also found in some parts of the ocean. it doesn't dissolve in water or air. It is not reactive with plain water or the air, but it corrodes with any sulfur compound.